Auditor General's Office

At the Regional Climate Dialogue, Auditor General Mr. Hussain Niyazy participated in the panel discussion, “Fostering Transparency & Accountability through a Whole-of-Government/Whole-of-Society Approach to Climate Audits.” He emphasized the importance of building productive partnerships with both state and non-state stakeholders, including NGOs and CSOs, to strengthen climate auditing. He also shared SAI Maldives’ experience and lessons learned in fostering collaborative approaches to climate accountability.

Director General Mr. Mohamed Ibrahim Jaleel and Senior Auditor Ms. Aminath Nausha presented during the session, “Sharing Audit Experiences by SAIs – Interesting & Surprising Audit Findings.” Their presentation showcased the Maldives’ experience of using satellite imagery analysis in an audit of governance and coordination mechanisms within the Baa Atoll Biosphere Reserve. The session highlighted how innovative and accessible technologies can generate valuable audit evidence and enhance audit impact, even in resource-constrained environments.

In addition, DG Jaleel served as a panel speaker in “Leveraging the Use of Technology and AI for Climate Audits,” a session that explored how Supreme Audit Institutions can harness emerging technologies and artificial intelligence to strengthen climate audit methodologies, improve efficiency, and deliver more impactful audit outcomes.

The Auditor General and Vice Chair of INTOSAI WGEA, Mr. Hussain Niyazy, Director General of Climate Change and Environmental Audit, Mr. Mohamed Ibrahim Jaleel, and Senior Auditor, Ms. Aminath Nausha, participated in the Regional Dialogue “Making a Difference through Climate Change Audits” held in Thailand from 8–10 June 2026.

The Auditor General delivered opening remarks during the inaugural session of the conference, highlighting the importance of international cooperation, knowledge sharing, and the need for strengthening climate audit practices to support countries and communities most vulnerable to the impacts of climate change.

The delegation actively engaged in the dialogue, which brought together Supreme Audit Institutions, development partners, and climate experts to discuss emerging challenges and opportunities in climate auditing, strengthen regional collaboration, and enhance the role of SAIs in addressing climate change.

The Office extends its sincere appreciation to United Nations Development Programme - UNDP for facilitating the delegation’s participation in this important event.

AA. Bodufolhudhoo Council 2024 - Compliance Audit

https://audit.gov.mv/AR3234

R. Innamaadhoo Council 2023 - Compliance Audit

https://audit.gov.mv/AR3233

Gdh. Atoll Council 2024 - Compliance Audit

https://audit.gov.mv/AR3232

We are looking for interested candidates to fill the vacant position of:

1.⁠ ⁠Manager, ICT
2.⁠ ⁠Manager, Southern Regional Office
3.⁠ Auditor - Southern Regional Office
4. Assistant Auditor - Performance Audit

To apply, please find the details in the link below:
https://audit.gov.mv/vacancies

AGO’s Performance Audit Department is auditing Institutional response to Gender Based Violence (GBV) and wants YOUR input!
• Share your experiences or those of someone who is a GBV victim
• Share any concerns related to laws and regulations, reporting cases and getting justice on GBV cases, or the services provided to GBV victims in Maldives

Your voice matters in shaping how we assess these critical government efforts.

Submit your contributions now via our public portal: https://www.audit.gov.mv/suggestAudit.aspx

Hdh. Vaikaradhoo Council 2023 - Compliance Audit

https://audit.gov.mv/AR3227

Public Service Media 2024 - Financial Statement Audit

https://audit.gov.mv/AR3226

Public Service Media 2023 - Financial Statement Audit

https://audit.gov.mv/AR3225